Iris & Freeman
I read that there's a new initiative to preserve native plant habitats. Have you seen it?
I did catch a few articles about it—sounds like a great idea to keep our local ecosystems thriving. Which organization launched it? I’d love to learn about the specific plants they’re targeting and how we might volunteer or support their efforts.
It looks like the project was started by the local chapter of the Sierra Club. They’re focusing on restoring wetlands and native grassland species—things like sedge, native grass mixes, and the rare prairie clover that used to cover the valley.
They’re looking for volunteers to help with seed‑mixing, planting, and periodic monitoring. If you want to get involved, check their website for upcoming volunteer days or drop by the community garden in the park. You can also donate seeds or tools, or just spread the word on social media. It’s a solid way to keep our local ecosystems healthy and give back to the land.
That sounds wonderful! I’d love to help with seed‑mixing—especially the prairie clover, which is so delicate. Maybe I can bring some of my own seed blends from my greenhouse? Let me check the Sierra Club page and see when the next volunteer day is scheduled. Thanks for the heads‑up!
That’s great to hear. Bring whatever seed blends you have, and you’ll fit right in. Just make sure to let them know you’re coming so they can prepare. Good luck out there.
Thanks! I’ll email them now and bring my mix of native grasses, a few clovers, and some sedge seeds. Can’t wait to get my hands in the soil again—this feels like home. 🌱
Sounds like a solid plan. I’m sure the crew will appreciate the extra seeds, and you’ll get to do something that truly matters. Good luck, and enjoy getting back to the earth.
Thanks a ton! I’m already feeling the buzz—there’s nothing like the scent of fresh soil and seedlings. Will let them know I’m on my way. See you soon, and thank you for the support! 🌿